Wisconsin Motor Vehicle Bill of Sale Form

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A Wisconsin motor vehicle bill of sale records the sale of a vehicle between two individuals. It specifies the vehicle’s model, VIN, purchase price, and the information of the parties involved in the sale. The form ensures the transaction’s information is certified by the parties and is recommended for record-keeping purposes.

Wisconsin Motor Vehicle Bill of Sale Form

A Wisconsin motor vehicle bill of sale records the sale of a vehicle between two individuals. It specifies the vehicle’s model, VIN, purchase price, and the information of the parties involved in the sale. The form ensures the transaction’s information is certified by the parties and is recommended for record-keeping purposes.

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Last updated February 29th, 2024

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A Wisconsin motor vehicle bill of sale records the sale of a vehicle between two individuals. It specifies the vehicle’s model, VIN, purchase price, and the information of the parties involved in the sale. The form ensures the transaction’s information is certified by the parties and is recommended for record-keeping purposes.

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Wisconsin Vehicle Registration (4 steps)

The buyer must apply for a certificate of title immediately after buying a vehicle.[2]

 

1. Prepare to Apply

The buyer must gather the following before applying for a certificate of title and license plates:

  • Original Title – Signed by seller including odometer disclosure statement.
  • Driver’s License 
  • Lien Release – Required if the vehicle has a lien.
  • Fees – The DMV will collect fees, including a registration fee, title fee, and a county fee (such as in Milwaukee County).

2. Register Online

Buyers may submit their application online by providing the above documents and submitting their date of birth and social security number. To complete the application, they must pay a service fee.

3. Register In Person (Optional)

Alternatively, applications can be submitted in person at a DMV customer service center, accompanied by an additional $5 fee for in-person services.

4. Mail Receipt

Once the online registration process is completed, the buyer must mail the eApplication Receipt and the seller’s original title to:

WisDOT-eMV Public
P.O. Box 7907
Madison, WI 53707-7907

If the vehicle has a lien, they must mail the original lien release as well.

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Sources

  1. § 341.297
  2. WisDOT